Alleantia Core
Alleantia Core connects PLCs, CNCs, robots, sensors and legacy systems to cloud, MES, ERP and business applications, of any brand and with any protocol. Without writing a single line of code.
Secure. Scalable. Industry-ready.
70+ industrial protocols5,000+ ready-to-use drivers
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Machine connected, data incoming
You install the software on any industrial hardware: PC, IPC, gateway or in the cloud with Docker. Then you choose the machine driver and the connector for the target platform. No complex configuration, no development prerequisites.
Available for
WindowsLinuxRaspberry PiDockerCisco IOxAzure IoT Edge
Over 5,000 preconfigured drivers for PLCs, CNCs, robots, sensors and legacy devices. You search for your machine model, from Siemens to Fanuc, from Heidenhain to Mitsubishi, and the driver configures communication on its own via OPC UA, Modbus, MQTT, Profinet or the device’s native protocol.
heidenhain
5,000+ drivers·Private Library·Driver Editor
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Sample data
Alleantia Core works at the edge: it acquires, normalizes and contextualizes data directly in the factory, before transmitting it. This way every machine, of any brand, age or model, speaks the same language.
Choose the connector for the target platform: cloud, MES, ERP, database or any system via REST API and MQTT. The same data can go to multiple destinations at the same time, and applications can also read it from Core as an OPC UA and Modbus server.
AWSMicrosoft AzureCumulocityThingWorxBoomiMQTTPostgreSQLSQL ServerMySQLOracle
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The platform
Alleantia Core is the first module of Alleantia Industrial Intelligence. The data it collects and standardizes feeds the insights of Alleantia Insights and the work of the agents in Alleantia Agents.
IoT connectivity and data collection from any machine, with a standard data model.
You are hereMachine Drivers Library
Some of the native protocols behind the library’s 5,000+ drivers. If your device isn’t listed, you create the driver with the Driver Editor.
Siemens S7 PLC
PLC
Read and write data from Siemens S7 family PLCs.
Windows · Linux
Fanuc FOCAS 2
CNC
Status, programs and process data from Fanuc controls via Ethernet.
Windows
Heidenhain CNC
CNC
Native connection to all Heidenhain CNC controls.
Windows
OPC UA
Standard
The open standard for industrial data exchange, client and server.
Windows · Linux
Modbus TCP and RTU
Standard
The most widely used protocol on the factory floor, via Ethernet or serial.
Windows · Linux
Mitsubishi MELSEC
PLC
Data from Mitsubishi MELSEC series PLCs.
Windows · Linux
ABB IRC5
Robot
Monitoring of ABB robots with IRC5 controllers.
Windows
Euromap 63 and 77
Injection molding
The communication standards of plastic injection molding machines.
Windows · Linux
MTConnect
Standard
The machine tool standard, ready to use.
Windows · Linux
Trumpf TruLaser and TruBend
Sheet metal
Production data from Trumpf cutting and bending machines.
Windows · Linux
Atlas Copco Open Protocol
Tightening
Tightening data from Atlas Copco fastening systems.
Windows · Linux
Omron FINS
PLC
Communication with Omron PLCs via Ethernet.
Windows · Linux
Security
Alleantia Core carries data from the machine to your applications, protecting it along the entire path.
Machine data is processed in the factory before being sent to the cloud.
All communications are encrypted with TLS 1.2 or higher.
Supports air-gapped architectures for high-security environments.
Integration with the Actalis Trusted IoT service for the digital identity of devices.
Let’s talk
Book a demo with an Alleantia expert: together we’ll see how to connect your machines and bring their data to your business systems, in your infrastructure.
Alleantia Core installed in your infrastructure, on PC, industrial PC, gateway or Docker.
First machines connected with ready-made drivers, without writing code.
Data from every line reaching MES, ERP and your business applications.
Frequently asked questions
It is the connectivity layer of the Alleantia Industrial Intelligence platform. It connects any industrial asset, such as PLCs, sensors, CNCs, robots and legacy systems, to cloud applications, MES, ERP and IT platforms, regardless of brand, age or protocol. It works at the edge and requires no coding, thanks to over 70 built-in industrial protocols and a library of more than 5,000 drivers.
It is the industrial driver library of Alleantia Core: over 5,000 preconfigured drivers for PLCs, CNCs, robots, sensors and legacy devices. If a driver is missing, you create it with the Driver Editor and save it in your Private Library, or you request it from the Alleantia team.
On Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi and Docker, as well as on Cisco IOx gateways and Azure IoT Edge. It installs in a few minutes on PCs, IPCs, gateways or in the cloud.
Yes. The library includes hundreds of drivers for older machines with proprietary or serial protocols. If the driver is not available, you can create it with the Driver Editor or request it from the Alleantia team.
It depends on the plan. The Entry plan supports a limited number of devices, while the Professional and Enterprise plans scale with the available hardware. Details are on the Plans and Pricing page.
Alleantia Core works at the edge: data is processed in the factory before being sent to the cloud. All communications are encrypted with TLS 1.2 or higher, and the software supports air-gapped architectures for high-security environments.
Alleantia Core is the connectivity layer: it collects, normalizes and transmits machine data. Alleantia Insights is the analytics layer: it manages data, creates and runs insights, and feeds dashboards and notifications. The two modules integrate natively and can be used together or separately.